The S&P 500 stock index is more sensitive to changes in the prices of small stocks than the stocks of large companies

Futures contracts may help firms hedge against exchange rate risk by

A) enabling the hedger to offset foreign currency losses by profiting from the sale of the futures contract. B) giving the owner of the contract the right to swap one currency for another at a later date. C) giving the holder of the contract the ability to purchase foreign currencies at a predetermined exchange rate at a future date. D) providing riskless arbitrage opportunities. E) paying the holder of the contract in the event of a loss, much like an insurance policy.

The greatest amount of foreign exchange trading takes place in the following three cities:

A) New York, London, and Tokyo. B) New York, Singapore, and Zurich. C) London, Frankfurt, and Paris. D) London, Tokyo, and Zurich.